When did they stop making Ford Freestyle?

Ford Freestyle Production End
The Ford Freestyle was produced from 2005 to 2007. After that, it was renamed the Taurus X in 2008 and eventually discontinued following the 2009 model year. The decision to discontinue the Freestyle was influenced by factors such as lower-than-expected sales and the use of a chassis that did not perform as well as anticipated.
The Freestyle was a tall wagon or crossover utility vehicle that shared its platform with the Ford Five Hundred (later renamed the Ford Taurus). It featured three rows of seating with room for six or seven passengers, depending on the configuration. The Freestyle offered various amenities, including air conditioning, second-row captain’s chairs or an available bench seat, full power accessories, automatic headlights, heated side mirrors, an upgraded sound system, heated front seats, and leather upholstery in higher trim levels.
Despite its positive attributes, the Freestyle faced challenges in terms of sales performance. Some critics pointed out its lack of power, which could have been addressed with a more powerful engine. Additionally, the Freestyle received mixed reviews regarding materials quality and acceleration.
It’s worth noting that the Freestyle’s discontinuation led to the introduction of the Taurus X, which served as its successor. The Taurus X was based on the Freestyle but featured some updates and improvements.
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What vehicle did Ford discontinue?

Ford Edge
Ford Edge. This is the last year for the Edge in the U.S., with the final unit to roll off the assembly line on April 26, according to union update to workers at the Ford Oakville Assembly Complex in Ontario, Canada. On sale since 2007, the Edge topped 100,000 sales in all but three full years of production.

How long will a 2005 Ford Freestyle last?

With careful driving and good care you may get to 350,000 miles, but be prepared for that transmission crapping out unexpectedly. If you are thinking that by trading it in you are cutting your losses, I think at 200K miles you are too late. IF the car drives fine, just drive it until something major brakes.

Is Ford Freestyle good?

Great Handling And Driving Dynamics
I own a Freestyle 1.5 l diesel engine, and no doubt, it is the best in class, its powerful engine gave me great driving experience, it doesn’t seem superficial like most other cars in this segment. There is no match to its drive dynamics, safety, stability, and mileage.

What car replaced the Ford Freestyle?

Ford Taurus X
During the 2007 Chicago Auto Show, the nameplates of the Ford Taurus and Mercury Sable were revived, intended as 2008 mid-cycle revisions of the Ford Five Hundred. The Freestyle was renamed the Ford Taurus X.

What problems do Ford freestyles have?

Here are some of the most common problems across its model years:

• Transmission Failure.
• A/C System Issues.
• Surge and/or Loss of Power.
• Uncontrolled Acceleration.
• Peeling Paint.
• Premature Brake Wear.
• Transmission Shifter Issues.
• Blower Motor Malfunction.

Why was the Ford Freestyle discontinued?

The current Freestyle, which went on sale just 10 months ago, will be discontinued after the 2007 model year, several supplier and industry sources say. With sales below expectations, the Freestyle was squeezed out by a proliferation of sport wagons in Ford’s plans.

How safe is Ford Freestyle?

Ford Freestyle NCAP rating is 3/5.

What is the Ford Freestyle the same as?

Sold under the Freestyle name from 2005 to 2007, Ford renamed the model Taurus X for the 2008 model year and sold it through 2009; before replacing it with basically an updated version of the exact same concept called Ford Flex.

Is Ford Freestyle underpowered?

The punchy diesel engine performance is coupled with excellent efficiency. The NVH level of this diesel engine is pretty much good (not like the Hyundai’s though) better than the VW’s, Honda and the 1.3L Multijet engine.

How many miles will a Ford Freestyle run?

2000 – 2022 ford freestyle

Vehicle	EPA Fuel Economy	Greenhouse Gas Emissions (tailpipe)
	380 miles Total Range	444 grams/mile
2006 Ford Freestyle FWD 3.0 L, 6 cyl, Automatic (variable gear ratios), Regular Gasoline
	20 MPG 18 25 combined city/hwy city hwy 5.0 gal/100 mi	444 grams/mile
380 miles Total Range